How do i change my wiring for my autogo 550 to adapt it to a trickle charger. it now has 4 wires , I need 2 wires?

I also have the same problem. Want to replace the lithium battery with lead acid but cannot figure out how to wire them up. Just wondering how you managed iy yourself

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Autogo Vision (Autogo 550) ... model shows a quick release mechanism to remove the drive train but it's not made any more so i'm informed.

I don't find the MSI 5459 graphics card, William.
Am familiar with the Nvidia GeForce 250 GTS, though.

Using the GeForce GTS 250 as an example, the graphics card requires a 6-pin PCI-Express power cable, for additional power, along with the power it gets from the PCI-Express x16 slot it is in.

http://www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/connectors.html#pciexpress

The unit is furnished with an adapter power cable, that converts 2 Molex power cables, (4-pin Peripheral power cables, actually), into 1 PCI-Express 6-pin power cable.

Note that the 6-pin PCI-Express power cable, has two Yellow wires in it.

Let's look at a 4-pin Peripheral power cable,

http://www.playtool.com/pages/psuconnectors/connectors.html#peripheral

Note there is one Yellow wire, one Red wire, and two Black wires.

The Red wire is a 5 Volt wire, and not used by the adapter power cable.

The two Black wires are Ground wires, and only one is used by the adapter power cable.

The Yellow wire is a 12 Volt wire, and is used by the adapter power cable.

The 6-pin PCI-Express power cable requires TWO Yellow 12 Volt wires.
(And three Black Ground wires)

This means Two 4-pin Peripheral power cables MUST be used.

Failure to use two 4-pin Peripheral power cables, to that adapter power cable, means the GeForce GS 250 is NOT receiving enough power.

This will burn the connection at the graphics card, burn the adapter power cable connector, and burn the PCI-Express x16 slot it is sitting in.

Takes time, but will happen.

Could this be what you have done?

It also requires 150 Watts all by itself. You need more power for the rest of the computer.

(The 6-pin PCI-Express power cable is designed to provide up to 75 Watts of power. This means 75 Watts of power, also comes from the PCI-Express x16 slot, it is sitting in)

Nvidia GeForce GTS 250,

http://techreport.com/articles.x/16504

For additional questions post in a Comment.

Regards,
joecoolvette

Notice the black mic plug has the numbers it is solder by numbers. Used rosin core silver solder radio shack sells it.
Mic Wiring
Stock
1-Shield (ground)
2-Yellow (audio)
3-Red (transmit)
4-White (receive)

Astatic
1-Shield & Blue
2-White
3-Red
4-Black
Yellow NC
Turner Roadking 56
1-Shield & Red
2-White
3-Blue
4-Black
Yellow NC
Sadelta the is a BASE mic
1-Shield
2-White
3-Brown
4-Green

Here are the Pin outs for different mics that will work with your radio. If a wire is not listed then you cut it off. It's best to keep the wires as short as possible no longer than a half inch is suggested. Normally the Cobra pin out is standard for most radios.

Stock - 1- Shield (Ground) 2- Yellow (Audio) 3- Red (Transmit) 4- White (Receive)

Astatic - (4 wire) 1- Shield 2- White 3- Red 4- Black

Astatic - (6 wire) 1- Shield & Blue 2- White 3- Red 4- Black Yellow NC

Daiwa EM-500, Cobra, CA Series - 1- Shield & Black 2- Red 3- White 4- Blue

Galaxy DC-521S - (4 wire) 1- Shield 2- Yellow 3- Red 4- Black

Galaxy CB-660EI - 1- Shield & Black 2- White 3- Red 4- Blue

Sadelta - 1- Shield 2- White 3- Brown 4- Green

Turner - 1- Shield & Red 2- White 3- Blue 4- Black Yellow NC

Hello,
Here is the wire diagram for several common mics in relation to a 4 pin CB. Most recent 4 pin CB's such as Midland, Cobra, Connex, Uniden, etc can use 4 pin mics. The wiring is actually depending on the mic rather than the CB so long as the CB's are 4 pin as well. Once you go back to late 80's the 4 pin design was a little different. Anything new it is simpler.
Stock Mic 1- Shield (Ground) 2- Yellow (Audio) 3- Red (Transmit) 4- White (Receive)
Astatic - 4 wire 1- Shield 2- White 3- Red 4- Black
static - 6 wire 1- Shield & Blue 2- White 3- Red 4- Black Yellow NC

Daiwa EM-500 Cobra CA Series 1- Shield & Black 2- Red 3- White 4- Blue
Galaxy DC-521S - 4 wire 1- Shield 2- Yellow 3- Red 4- Black
Galaxy CB-660EI 1- Shield & Black 2- White 3- Red 4- Blue
Sadelta 1- Shield 2- White 3- Brown 4- Green
Turner RK56 Road King 1- Shield & Red 2- White 3- Blue 4- Black Yellow NC
Regards, Tony

Zoom yellow
Focus Green
Common Black
Common Red

video (aiv) AUTO IRIS lens back side
1 = Red wire VCC (+9 to +18 VDC) _____
4 = Black wire Ground p ' '
3 = White wire Video Signal L ' 2 1 '
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g ' '
1 = red ' 4 3 '
2 = nc ' * * '
3 = white \ /
4 = black \ /
\__/

the brown is a mute wire. i dont recomend hooking this wire up

Hello there
Here is the diagram for you
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Mic Wiring
Stock
1- Shield
2- Audio
3- Transmit
4- Receive
Astatic (4 wire)
1- Shield
2- White
3- Red
4- Black

Astatic (6 wire)
1- Shield & Blue
2- White
3- Red
4- Black
Yellow NC
Daiwa EM-500
Cobra CA Series
1- Shield & Black
2- Red
3- White
4- Blue
Galaxy DC-521S (4 wire)
1- Shield
2- Yellow
3- Red
4- Black
Galaxy CB-660EI
1- Shield & Black
2- White
3- Red
4- Blue
Sadelta
1- Shield
2- White
3- Brown
4- Green
Turner
1- Shield & Red
2- White
3- Blue
4- Black
Yellow NC

If you are attempting to install an aftermarket radio Don't butcher the plugs on your Toyota ... simply go to a car stereo shop and buy an adapter plug for $10-$20 then wire it to your new radio ... then just plug them together (the wires on the adapter are marked) You'll likely need a dash kit too ... save yourself from a lot of frustration time and money! ....